In addition to what everyone else has said, even though your monitors turn off do you have a screen-saver that runs? It may sound stupid but where I work we had a policy on some virtual machines (VDIs) and the "monitor" would turn off but a screen saver would kick on and the CPU would shoot through the roof since there wasn't a dedicated GPU for the Virtual machines.
Couple that with a sleep/low power mode and that could really hammer your processing power.
--DL
Topic: Why does my hash rate drop when I leave my computer unattended? (Read 1254 times)
Do your monitors switch off?
Sleep mode.
Do you have any power saving features enabled which kick in when the computer is idle for a while?
Hard drives turn off after 20 mins, monitors after 45. I'll try disabling monitor auto-off and see if that works.
You should set your computer in high performance mode that will fix the problems. Control Panel ->Hardware->Power Options
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LOL...was it that simple? I'm in power saver to reduce my processor from sucking too much juice. Let's see what it'll do.
Do you have any power saving features enabled which kick in when the computer is idle for a while?
Hard drives turn off after 20 mins, monitors after 45. I'll try disabling monitor auto-off and see if that works.
You should set your computer in high performance mode that will fix the problems. Control Panel ->Hardware->Power Options
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Interesting, I wondered why my hashrates were low as well, I always thought the pool sites were wrong, how did you record it? Does diablominer record the stats?
Perhaps we'll both get a little more mining done
Perhaps we'll both get a little more mining done
DiabloMiner gives 5 pieces of info while running:
- instantaneous hashrate
- average hashrate
- accepted
- rejected
- hw error
I just record the average hashrate myself before I quit out with ctrl-c.
Do you have any power saving features enabled which kick in when the computer is idle for a while?
Hard drives turn off after 20 mins, monitors after 45. I'll try disabling monitor auto-off and see if that works.
You should set your computer in high performance mode that will fix the problems. Control Panel ->Hardware->Power Options
Interesting, I wondered why my hashrates were low as well, I always thought the pool sites were wrong, how did you record it? Does diablominer record the stats?
Perhaps we'll both get a little more mining done
Perhaps we'll both get a little more mining done
Do you have any power saving features enabled which kick in when the computer is idle for a while?
Hard drives turn off after 20 mins, monitors after 45. I'll try disabling monitor auto-off and see if that works.
I am running 2x 7970, one with overclocked gpu, one with underclocked mem:
GPU 1: 1100gpu/1375mem at 72 C : ~650 Mh/s
GPU 2: 1000gpu/1100mem at 87 C : ~600 Mh/s
DiabloMiner
The card that runs hot (underclocked mem) will drop in rate to ~400 and to ~78 C when I'm not using the computer. When I come back to the computer, the rate immediately goes up again. Any ideas what might be causing the drop? TIA.
GPU 1: 1100gpu/1375mem at 72 C : ~650 Mh/s
GPU 2: 1000gpu/1100mem at 87 C : ~600 Mh/s
DiabloMiner
The card that runs hot (underclocked mem) will drop in rate to ~400 and to ~78 C when I'm not using the computer. When I come back to the computer, the rate immediately goes up again. Any ideas what might be causing the drop? TIA.
Do you have any power saving features enabled which kick in when the computer is idle for a while?
I am running 2x 7970, one with overclocked gpu, one with underclocked mem:
GPU 1: 1100gpu/1375mem at 72 C : ~650 Mh/s
GPU 2: 1000gpu/1100mem at 87 C : ~600 Mh/s
DiabloMiner
The card that runs hot (underclocked mem) will drop in rate to ~400 and to ~78 C when I'm not using the computer. When I come back to the computer, the rate immediately goes up again. Any ideas what might be causing the drop? TIA.
GPU 1: 1100gpu/1375mem at 72 C : ~650 Mh/s
GPU 2: 1000gpu/1100mem at 87 C : ~600 Mh/s
DiabloMiner
The card that runs hot (underclocked mem) will drop in rate to ~400 and to ~78 C when I'm not using the computer. When I come back to the computer, the rate immediately goes up again. Any ideas what might be causing the drop? TIA.
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